California power clash stirs debate on energy policy
A columnist argues California’s energy shortages, price rises, and MTBE ban debate reflect broader tensions with federal waivers and deregulation. The piece links state actions to national politics, cites potential shifts toward ethanol imports, and warns of retaliatory trade sentiment from California toward Iowa and broader Midwestern interests.
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Tip prompts FBI search of parking lot near Fort Lee in Levy case
Authorities investigated an anonymous Internet tip claiming Chan d a Levy’s body is buried under a parking lot near Fort Lee Virginia. The FBI said there were no plans for a search at this time and police called the tip routine amid ongoing leads in Levy’s disappearance.
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Artificial heart recipient thriving after first implant
A Louisville patient who received the first fully implantable artificial heart is walking, watching videos, and joking with nurses one month after surgery. Surgeon Robert Dowling notes improved kidney and liver function and muscle, but the patient remains very ill and must regain 30 to 40 pounds. The AbioCor device from Abiomed Inc. was implanted at Jewish Hospital.
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Gazette boosts future via soybean ink and recycling push
The Gazette promotes agricultural progress by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton in Cedar Rapids and other locations, highlighting sustainability and community effort.
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Corrections for Iowa City and College Community races
The Iowa City school board candidate David Franker was misnamed in some Gazette editions. Randy Bauer of Walford representing District 3 on the College Community school board seeks re election on Sept 11. A June 25 item incorrectly stated Mark Hunt in District 1 was up for re election. The Gazette invites accuracy feedback via phone numbers provided.
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Bush Norwood compromise on patients rights bill
President Bush announced a White House deal with Rep Charles Norwood to modify the patients rights bill. The accord limits HMO lawsuit conditions and damages while expanding suit access, with Norwood backing changes to win House passage. Officials aimed to move the measure through the House promptly.
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